Miscreants attacked members of the Sikh Community, disturbing the revered kirtan ceremony at a Gurdwara in the Sindh Province, in a horrifying demonstration of religious intolerance in Pakistan.

Pakistan: Miscreants disrupt sacred kirtan ceremony at Sindh gurdwara

After the fatal police shooting of a 17-year-old boy, 45 000 officers and light armoured vehicles have been deployed in France to deal with the fourth night of violent protests. President Emmanuel Macron has so far refrained from issuing a state of emergency, but he has left an EU summit in Brussels early to attend his second cabinet crisis meeting in two days.

France: Protesters torch cars and clash with police amid crisis

Over 3,000 pilgrims have already arrived in the Kashmir Valley to participate in the Amarnath yatra since access to the pilgrimage site from the base camps of Pahalgam and Sonamarg was opened.

India: Over 3000 pilgrims arrive in Jammu and Kashmir for Amarnath Yatra

Here, we bring you the news that is trending across WION's social media platforms: A California-based automaker has received the first ever authorization to test-fly a car in the air.

From sci-fi to real world: US approves world's first fully electric flying car

According to reports, a truck crashed into several vehicles in Kenya, killing at least 48 people. This is thought to be the deadliest road disaster in Kenya in recent years.

Kenya: At least 48 killed after truck rams into multiple vehicles

Tonight on The West Asia Post with Ghadi Francis: +Horrors of Israeli settler rampage +Israel approves new West Bank settlement plan +Hollywood producer testifies against Netanyahu +Iran, Yemeni pilgrims attend Hajj

The West Asia Post: Israel approves new West Bank settlement plan

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: Thousands of cargo trucks are trapped close to Chile due to foreign floods. More than 2000 trucks are parked on the Chilean side of the border, waiting to cross, due to the structural damage caused by the severe rains and snowstorms along the Argentina border.

Flood and rain fury in Latin America | 2000 Hajj pilgrims hit by heat stress

The Indian Northeastern State of Manipur has been hit by violence and vandalism since May 3 this year. The clashes between the Kuki ethnic group and the Meiteis, the dominant community have resulted in deaths, displacement and vandalism. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi was stopped by police where he was supposed to visit the Manipur relief camps in Imphal and Churachandpur.

Rahul Gandhi stopped by police, local police cites threat to Gandhi's security as a reason

South Africa plans to challenge a court ruling which found the cancellation of special permits for Zimbabwean nationals that gives them the right to live and work in the country is unlawful and unconstitutional.

South Africa refuses to renew Zimbabwean's visas

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: A total of 667 people were arrested overnight in France amid protests that erupted for the third consecutive night over the deadly police shooting of 17-year-old boy that took place in the Paris suburb of Nanterre on Tuesday.

Third night of violence in France: Protesters burn cars & clash with cops | WION Speed News

Three years after quitting tennis, former world number one Caroline Wozniacki is making a comeback, and the 32-year-old is confident she can win the 2023 U.S. Open. After the Australian Open, Wozniacki announced her retirement in January 2020, saying she wanted to conceive a baby with her husband, former NBA player David Lee.

Former World No. 1 Caroline Wozniacki announces return to Tennis

Morgan Stanley's board will focus on the selection of CEO James Gorman's successor at its summer and fall meetings, a person familiar with the situation said, while the outgoing boss looks to clear the decks by resolving major regulatory matters.

Morgan Stanley board considers next CEO while Gorman clears the decks

The lead negotiators for Johnson & Johnson's proposed $8.9 billion settlement of thousands of talc lawsuits faced intense questioning in US Bankruptcy court on Wednesday about how much support the company has for the deal.

Cancer plaintiffs drill down on J&J's support for $8.9 billion talc deal

Here, we bring you the news that is trending across WION's social media platforms- US President Joe Biden, 80, suffers from sleep apnea and uses a CPAP or Continuous Airway Pressure Machine (CAPM) to treat the same, it has been revealed by the White House.

Biden uses breathing machine to treat his sleep apnea, White house reveals | Trending on WION

The value of Chinese debt relief decreased by over 50% between 2021 and 2022, a report from rhodium group showed, with Angola alone receiving two-thirds of deferrals despite china backing multilateral efforts to standardise support for poor countries.

China's debt relief to poor countries slows amid continuing appeals for support

The construction of 6G network facilities has already begun for major Chinese telecom companies. Beijing Mobile China Mobile is the first operator to have started researching 6G technology; it has set up a separate exhibition area at this year's Mobile World Congress showcasing its progress in 6G along with several forums debating pertinent topics here. China Telecom and China Unicom were among the major players at the ongoing Mobile World Congress in Shanghai. The event opened with more than 300 Global Mobile manufacturers, operators, and vendors.

China mobile, China telecom, China Unicom showcase 6G capabilities

The US Federal Trade Commission believes that Amazon is doing just that, and according to reports, Amazon rewards its online merchants who utilise its logistics services and penalises those who don't. As a result, the US FTC may sue Amazon, among other things.

US antitrust regulator plans to target Amazon's online marketplace

The US Supreme Court has effectively banned Universities from using race in admissions. The US Supreme Court rules 6-3 to end affirmative action. US President Joe Biden comments on the same stating how he disagrees with the decision and how colleges and the country are stronger when its racially diverse.

US: Universities may no longer factor race into admissions

The India Meteorological Department reports that Thursday's heavy rain in Delhi was followed by light to moderate thunderstorms throughout the day. The minimum temperature may be around 26 degrees Celsius and the maximum temperature may be 36 degrees Celsius, according to the IMD, along with a cloudy sky.

Monsoon likely to cover entire India in next two days :IMD

The Witness a WION digital series that will tell you the world's biggest stories from the lens of a common man. In this episode, we look at the world's harshest law against the LGBTQ+ community. Ugandans are living in fear as more African nations are expected to follow suit.

LGBTQ+ Face New Apartheid in Uganda

Protesters shot fireworks at French police and set cars ablaze in a Paris suburb, hours after President Emmanuel Macron slammed the "inexcusable" fatal shooting of a 17-year-old boy during a traffic stop on Tuesday morning.

Unrest in France: 40,000 police officials deployed across France

The first commercial flight of the space flight company is now complete with the crew on board having returned to Earth and describing the experience as incredible. Virgin Galactic has successfully started its commercial operations with its first paying customers being flown to the final frontier. This long-awaited accomplishment has put the emerging private space flight sector back on track.

Virgin Galactic sends first paying customers to the edge of space

Emmanuel Macron is struggling to control his growing rage following the deadly police shooting of a 17-year-old teenager of north African heritage during a traffic stop in a suburb of Paris. Violence has broken out in France for a third night in a row.

France: Protesters torch cars and clash with police for third consecutive day

Paris is burning. For the third night running, pitched battles are being fought in the suburbs of Paris. But even as riots continue across france, the French President Emmanuel Macron has been missing in action. He was spotted, instead grooving to a selection of Elton John hits. Macron is now trying to reformulate a plan to contain the chaos as he will be holding a new crisis meeting today. For this he will have to cut short a trip to Brussels where he is attending a European Union Summit.

Protest rage on for third night in France as President Macron attends Elton John concert

Zac Goldsmith, the British government's international environment minister, announced his resignation from office on Friday, calling Prime Minister Rishi Sunak "uninterested" in the environment. The issue, according to Goldsmith, a member of parliament's upper house and former minister of state for overseas territories, the Commonwealth, energy, climate change, and the environment, is that you, our prime minister, are just uninterested in the issue.

UK environment minister Zac Goldsmith quits, accuses Sunak for 'climate apathy'

After a London Court appealed to describe the plan as unlawful, that was the judgement. However, the UK government has vowed that it will battle to reverse this verdict that occurred yesterday. The dispute over the Rwanda Asylum Policy is still ongoing in the UK.

London Court: UK's Rwanda asylum plan unlawful

Frogmore Cottage, a gift from the late Queen Elizabeth II to Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle, has been officially abandoned. According to Buckingham Palace's annual financial report, the couple recently removed their possessions from the house.

UK: Prince Harry and Meghan vacate Frogmore cottage

Amidst growing controversies, Germans are choosing to disassociate themselves from the church. Over 500 thousand people have left the German catholic church in 2022. The exodus of church-goers has gone up by 45 percent in just one year. Recently, the cardinal of cologne was raided by police authorities for perjury allegations.

German catholic church loses 500,000 people amidst grave allegations

Scientists say watermelon snow is caused occasionally around the world when dormant algae awakens and rises to the surface in snowy, cold environments.

Pinkish watermelon snow appears in Utah mountains

In a groundbreaking development for marine research, scientists have developed an autonomous underwater robot fish. Also known as belle, the robot fish can film underwater and collect DNA samples that provide a picture of which organisms live in a given environment.

A robot fish that collects environmental DNA

Violence escalates in France in the aftermath of the fatal shooting of a teenager of Algerian and Moroccan descent by a police official. Third night of clashes as protestors shot fireworks and set cars ablaze. Pieter Cleppe, editor in chief, brussels report joins us to discuss the situation.

French President spotted at singer Elton John's concert amid riots

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